So we had some people that were going to post some articles and wanted to add a little something to them. Here's a list of html tags you can add and what they will look like after you add them. If you have any questions please add a comment.

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This is an Heading 1

Lorem tortor Curabitur urna interdum Maecenas ut felis Sed euismod id. Congue Quisque augue elit dolor nibh id lobortis egestas tristique fringilla. Laoreet elit.

This is an Heading 2

Wisi sed pede Phasellus Vestibulum elit consequat consequat eu pellentesque metus. Laoreet Vestibulum pharetra pede mattis nunc dapibus id magna a dictumst.

Below is a sample of <pre> or <div class="code">

#ja-rightcol {
  width: 180px;
  float: right;
  color: #EEEEEE;
}

This is an Heading 3

Wisi sed pede Phasellus Vestibulum elit consequat consequat eu pellentesque metus. Laoreet Vestibulum pharetra pede mattis nunc dapibus id magna a dictumst. Nunc cursus sem et pretium sapien eget consectetuer malesuada Phasellus Curabitur.

This is a sample Ordered List.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetuer.
Condimentum quis.
Congue Quisque augue elit dolor nibh.

This is an Heading 4

This is a sample Unordered List.
Condimentum quis.
Congue Quisque augue elit dolor.
Nunc cursus sem et pretium sapien eget.

This is a sample Check list.
Dolor Curabitur Nam Nulla augue id.
Lorem et nunc congue pede auctor
Nunc cursus sem et pretium.

This is a sample Unordered list.
Dolor Curabitur Nam Nulla augue id iaculis.
Lorem et nunc congue pede auctor
Nunc cursus sem et pretium.

This is a sample Unordered list.
Dolor Curabitur Nam Nulla augue id iaculis.
Lorem et nunc congue pede auctor
Nunc cursus sem et pretium.

This is a sample Bubble. Use <div class="bubble1"> <div> <div> <div> <div> <div> Your Bubble goes here! </div> </div> </div> </div> </div><span class="author">ROUNDED SPEECH BUBBLE</span> </div>

ROUNDED SPEECH BUBBLE.

This is a sample Bubble. Use <div class="bubble2"><div><div><div> <div><div>Your Bubble goes here! </div></div></div></div></div><span class="author">SQUARE SPEECH BUBBLE.</span> </div>

SQUARE SPEECH BUBBLE.

This is a sample Bubble. Use <div class="bubble3"> <div> <div> <div> <div> <div> Your Bubble goes here! </div> </div> </div> </div></div><span class="author">ROUNDED THINKING BUBBLE</span> </div>

ROUNDED THINKING BUBBLE.

This is a sample Bubble. Use <div class="bubble4"><div><div><div><div><div> Your Bubble goes here! </div></div></div></div></div><span class="author">SQUARE THINKING BUBBLE</span> </div>

SQUARE THINKING BUBBLE.

This is a sample clip note. Use <p class="stickynote">Your clip note goes here!</p> to form a clip note!

This is a sample download. Use <div class="download"><p>Your download goes here!</p> to form a download!

This is a sample Blockquote. Use <blockquote>Your quote goes here!</blockquote> to form a quote!

This is a sample Blockquote. Use <blockquote><span class="open">Y</span>our quote goes her<span class="close">e!</span></blockquote> to form a quote!

01This is a sample block number. Use <p class="blocknumber"><span class="bignumber">01.</span>Your content goes here!</p> to form a block number!

02This is a sample block number. Use <p class="blocknumber"><span class="bignumber">02.</span>Your content goes here!</p> to form a block number!

03This is a sample block number. Use <p class="blocknumber"><span class="bignumber">03.</span>Your content goes here!</p> to form a block number!

This is a sample error message. Use <p class="error">Your error message goes here!</p>.

This is a sample info message. Use <p class="message">Your info message goes here!</p>.

This is a sample tips message. Use <p class="tips">Your tips goes here!</p>.

This is a sample rss message. Use <p class="feed">Your tips goes here!</p>.

This is a highlight phrase. Use <span class="highlight">Your highlight phrase goes here!</span>.

This is a Magazine Style Drop Cap. The first letter in this paragraph is big. JA Sanidine II bring into your Jooomla template the magazine drop cap technique and CSS2 includes the first-letter pseudo class. In all fairness to the paragraph itself we probably should type enough to see how it looks when it is surrounded by its textual friends by using more words.

Legend style

Use <div class="legend"><h3 class="legend-title">Your title</h3><p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetuer at elit augue In lorem. Quis Donec libero at Vivamus mi fringilla neque commodo at vitae. A mauris risus consequat ac egestas netus est Vestibulum Curabitur consectetuer.</p></div>

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